It is thus obvious that any kind of detention incommunicado, intimidation or torture is punishable. Confessions before the public prosecutor or the judge must be made voluntarily by the accused and his defence counsel must be present at the time; otherwise, they are not valid as evidence.
Por lo tanto, es evidente que se sanciona toda incomunicación, intimidación o tortura y se exige que las confesiones que realice el inculpado deberán ser voluntarias, ante el ministerio público o el juez, y al momento de realizarlas debe estar presente su defensor, ya que de lo contrario carecerán de todo valor probatorio.